What is History?Macmillan Press, 1965 |
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... hypothesis pointing the way to further enquiry and fresh understanding. Such hypotheses are indispensable tools of thought. The well-known German economist of the early 1900's, Werner Sombart, confessed to a "troubled feeling" which ...
... hypothesis pointing the way to further enquiry and fresh understanding. Such hypotheses are indispensable tools of thought. The well-known German economist of the early 1900's, Werner Sombart, confessed to a "troubled feeling" which ...
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... hypothesis which he adopts. I must quote one general pronouncement on the methods of social science, since it comes from a great social scientist who was trained as a physical scientist. Georges Sorel, who practised as an engineer ...
... hypothesis which he adopts. I must quote one general pronouncement on the methods of social science, since it comes from a great social scientist who was trained as a physical scientist. Georges Sorel, who practised as an engineer ...
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... hypothesis" of progress. It is the historian who applies to their actions his hypothesis of progress, and interprets their actions as progress. But this does not invalidate the concept of progress. I am glad on this point to find myself ...
... hypothesis" of progress. It is the historian who applies to their actions his hypothesis of progress, and interprets their actions as progress. But this does not invalidate the concept of progress. I am glad on this point to find myself ...
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The Historian and His Facts | 3 |
Society and the Individual | 36 |
HI History Science and Morality | 70 |
Urheberrecht | |
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